--Reloj Ingles-- - 1850-1900





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English clock with mechanical movement, silver case, diameter over 50 mm, weight 131 g, dated 1850–1900, central seconds stop function and porcelain dial, in very good condition with insured shipping and working order.
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Impressive English watch, with stop for the central seconds hand (chronometer). The watch measures 5.4 cm in diameter, a thickness of 1.7 cm and a weight of 131 g. It has no dents or dings, and all its covers open and close perfectly. The watch is fully silver, with the English silver hallmarks struck on the covers and case. The porcelain dial is in excellent condition. Time-setting and winding by keys (included). The watch is a so-called "doctor's watch" because on the side of the case there is a lever that, when moved upward, stops the large seconds hand, allowing doctors to measure patients' pulses. To view the movement, open the front cover and by pressing a tab under the number 6 you can lift the movement and see the watch from the rear. Movement and workings of the seconds-stop function are in good working order. The photos do not do justice to its true beauty. A precious and interesting watch in excellent preservation, despite its more than 130 years of age.
Impressive English watch, with stop for the central seconds hand (chronometer). The watch measures 5.4 cm in diameter, a thickness of 1.7 cm and a weight of 131 g. It has no dents or dings, and all its covers open and close perfectly. The watch is fully silver, with the English silver hallmarks struck on the covers and case. The porcelain dial is in excellent condition. Time-setting and winding by keys (included). The watch is a so-called "doctor's watch" because on the side of the case there is a lever that, when moved upward, stops the large seconds hand, allowing doctors to measure patients' pulses. To view the movement, open the front cover and by pressing a tab under the number 6 you can lift the movement and see the watch from the rear. Movement and workings of the seconds-stop function are in good working order. The photos do not do justice to its true beauty. A precious and interesting watch in excellent preservation, despite its more than 130 years of age.

